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issue 4, poetry

After the semicolon

by Justine Chung

This is an elegy for
intuitions that pair for a while;
it was, and now is not.

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🍄March 7th is the LAST day people can submit poetry, prose, and art for the Spring issue of Future Histories🍄 As a reminder, we accept submissions of any language (translation is completely optional and up to the writer) We are so excited for our next issue and cannot wait to read/see all of your work 🌝
We are so excited to introduce you all to the newest members of the Future Histories e-board 🔥These people are amazing and we are so happy to have them on our team! Also... big announcement coming soon on last semester’s magazine issue 🥳
Our first submission deadline is this Sunday, February 14th🎈You can send up to THREE pieces of writing: poetry, prose, or the like (prose cannot be more than 2500 words). You can also send an unlimited amount of art 😱 We accept submissions in all languages and cannot wait to see what y’all have written 👀
Super exciting opportunity for those who have been published in any past FH issues! If you are interested in creating an audio recording for our website or just want more information email or dm us 📧 We cannot wait to hear your voices attached to your poetry and artwork, which will add a needed personal touch during a time of isolation 😊

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